Sentence examples for expiring as a from inspiring English sources

It allowed adult drama, which was expiring as a film genre, to be reborn on television.

That strategy is intended to avoid getting stuck with tens of thousands of used cars when leasing contracts expire, as happened a few years ago.

The center's president, John F. Jennings, said these concerns were based on fear that there would be no money to pay for the added services once the grants expired, as well as on "a history of low expectations for kids" in those schools.

And, unlike patents, a registered trademark never expires as long as you keep using it.

All other remaining passwords have been expired as well.

Army chiefs believe that he might have expired as a result of their bombardments.

An old way of life expires as a new one is born.

The country will lose little if the energy bill expires as a result.

"I thought the Mob was expired as a movie form before we ever started," Chase went on.

A final, desperate three-pointer by Curry missed, and the last seconds of the game expired as a futile anticlimax for the crowd.

Policymakers face a difficult choice: to continue the tax cuts in a bid to appease constituents and perhaps spur economic growth, or let the rates expire as a way to raise revenue and help reduce the deficit.